Thanks for this, Michael -- I love it! All that first church is Church of the Holy Sepulchre, built over the tomb where Jesus lay for three days -- that is, His body lay there. He was off to Sheol to pick up the waiting believers and send them on to Paradise. The Tomb of Christ, which is built in the center, is directly over the tomb believed to have been that of Joseph, who placed Jesus' body there. The church at the very end, with the blue star-studded ceiling, is at the Garden of Gethsemene. It's always dark in there, since Jesus was arrested in the evening. The rock He is believed to have knelt by is behind a low "fence." Tourists can't go into the Garden now, because they kept breaking off pieces of the olive trees. One olive tree there is about 2000 years old. I get so homesick for Jerusalem. I love the markets, the streets, the Wall and, as you see, many of the churches are in the Muslim Quarter. I enjoyed this so much. I will try to bookmark it to re-visit. Again, thanks for this! It's all so familiar -- like going home.